A few from a Senior shoot
kingmamaof2
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Hi Everyone,
It's been a while since I've posted here but just thought I would share a few from my first 'paid' senior shoot. One thing I've learned is that I *seriously* need help on posing my 'subjects'. :rolleyes Ah well, I guess that comes with time... right? CC welcome as always!
Thanks for looking! ~Lovie
It's been a while since I've posted here but just thought I would share a few from my first 'paid' senior shoot. One thing I've learned is that I *seriously* need help on posing my 'subjects'. :rolleyes Ah well, I guess that comes with time... right? CC welcome as always!
Thanks for looking! ~Lovie
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The others are very nice too.:D
Gene
you mention you might have had a little difficulty directing your model, but I think in terms of shots (the final product) you did great.
If I was this girl, I would be really happy with the pictures you've taken. She's a really pretty girl and you make her look good on the photos, which does it for me.
One very minor nit, if you allow me to mention it, is the fact that on the last shot, you appear to have photographed her from a slightly higher position than she was, and I think that emphasizes her chin in a way that's slightly less flattering than shooting her straight-on, due to the shape of her face. Please note the word *slightly*. It doesn't really make that much of a difference, and it may well be only my opinion or taste and nothing else.
Overall, the B&W shots are my fave, I think they're really good! Oh, and I don't really care about the flare spot, it doesn't bother me really!
Congrats on your great job!
Take care!
-- thiago
Photos that don't suck / 365 / Film & Lomography
I'm just getting into studio work. Fortunately my friends are volunteering to model, but I'm having problems with posing too...
1st Year SCAD Student
Canon 20D w/ BG-E2
Canon 50mm f/1.4
Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8
Canon 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6
580EX Speedlite
(2) AB800
KrisB Photography
Thanks for the critiques!